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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1975
Page
1
An editorial argues the push for equality in gender and race creates problems. In Detroit unemployment nears 23 percent and a federal grant expanded the police, hiring mostly women and Black officers. A judge blocked layoffs, upsetting white officers and prompting fears of broader discrimination.
A federal probe centers on bribery by five New Orleans grain inspectors who certified ships as clean for export after taking bribes from large grain firms. Indictments grow as the USDA FBI inquiry expands, highlighting failures in grading, pesticide control, and regulatory oversight that hurt foreign buyers and Kansas wheat, corn, and soybeans.
A 32 year old describes a two year history of knee synovitis following an orthopedic sergeant’s injection in the knees two years earlier. The patient notes no improvement from the injection and asks for guidance.
A reader asks about persistent synovitis or water on the knee and treatment options. The physician explains synovial inflammation from infection or injury, fluid buildup, and conservative care like rest and bandages, plus the need for re examination if healing stalls. The column then covers cholesterol in women, noting some immunity during childbearing years but urging a sensible, age appropriate approach.
A religious reading invokes Lamentations urging patience and hope while praying for guidance. It asks God to grant aging believers dreams and wisdom, and ends with the traditional Our Father prayer.
Public TV pushes medical information through the Medix program hosted by Mario Machado. The 30 minute series, produced with KNXT support and funded by the Los Angeles County Medical Association, syndicates nationwide to over 70 stations. Each season features 26 segments with some topics excised for medical or legal changes.
The poem notes a late but vibrant spring with blooms from tulips irises and daffodils to lilac, wild violets, red buds and fruit blossoms. It observes no killing frost, fruit trees swelling with green fruit and a shift to white spirea as catalpa begins to bloom, hinting at forthcoming lilies and summer flowers.
New York AP report compiles commentaries from James T. Schmuck of U.S. Grocery Products, Bank of America analysts, and John Alexander McMahon of the American Hospital Association. It discusses rising production costs, expected food price increases, inflation easing, and the claim that the U.S. has far fewer hospital beds than 1960 levels amid 210 million population, with beds declining since 1965.
Washington(AP) government report says foreign land purchases should be regulated at a national level, not by states. The Economic Research Service notes states restrict ownership but do not exclude aliens. Authors Fred L. Morrison and Kenneth R. Krause discuss potential open investment policies and effects on trade and reciprocity.
A dense TV grid lists daytime and evening slots with programs across channels and time blocks. Entries include News Truth or Consequences Sesame Street Early Show Electric Company Family Affair Green Acres Star Trek and many others with sports movies and specials across 5:00 to midnight periods.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of state readers with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual plans. It notes tax differences and AP news rights and confirms address and editor information for the paper published at 104 S. Cedar, Ottawa Kansas.
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